What is a Tax Delinquent Property?
A tax delinquent property is one in which the property owner has not paid the appropriate
real estate taxes. Through an extensive judicial process outlined below, the City
of Richmond can acquire these properties and sell them through a public bidding
process. These properties are sold free of all liens and encumbrances, including
delinquent taxes. For additional information, please review the Frequently Asked
Questions section devoted to Tax Delinquent Properties.
12 to 14 Month Tax Sale Process (Click image for larger view)
To search for a property that is tax delinquent,
click here.
What is the role of Real Estate Services in the sale of tax delinquent
properties?
Real Estate Services does the following:
- Maintains the list of parties interested in receiving information about tax delinquent
properties for sale. To add your contact information to the list,
click here.
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Distributes the list of tax delinquent properties for sale before each public auction. Auctions occur approximately
three to four times per year. The list of properties is distributed approximately one to two weeks prior to the auction.
When distributed, the list is also added to the Real Estate Services website. To check for current auction information
and a list of properties,
click here.
- Works with the City Attorney's Office to coordinate the auction of tax delinquent
properties through Motley’s Group.
How do I purchase a Tax Delinquent Property?
To learn more about purchasing a tax delinquent property that is for sale, click here.
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